Henry Zeffman is a prominent British journalist, currently serving as the Chief Political Correspondent for BBC News, a position he assumed in August 2023. Born in London in 1990, Zeffman was educated at Highgate School and later attended Brasenose College, Oxford, where he studied Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE). During his time at Oxford, he held the role of President of the Junior Common Room, showcasing his leadership skills and interest in public affairs. Zeffman's career in journalism began after winning the prestigious Anthony Howard Award for Young Journalists in 2015. This award included fellowships at *The Times*, *The Observer*, and *New Statesman*. He joined *The Times* as a political reporter and quickly rose through the ranks, eventually becoming a political editor. His work at *The Times* earned him recognition for his ability to analyze complex political issues and present them in an accessible manner. Zeffman's reporting was marked by its clarity, balance, and insight, making him a trusted voice in British political journalism. In addition to his work at *The Times*, Zeffman has been recognized with the Young Journalist of the Year award at the 2019 National Press Awards. His coverage of significant political events, including Brexit negotiations and general elections, has solidified his reputation as an authoritative figure in political reporting. As Chief Political Correspondent for BBC News, Zeffman continues to play a crucial role in shaping political discourse in the UK, providing credible and clear analysis to a broad audience. His current position reflects his ongoing influence and relevance in British journalism.